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1st ser.:no.1 - Prof. Diman's address at the Centennial Celebration of the capture of General Prescott; 1st ser.:no.2 - Visits of the Northmen to Rhode Island; 1st ser.:no.3 - History of the Wanton Family of Newport, Rhode Island; 1st ser.:no.4 - William Coddington in Rhode Island Colonial Affairs; 1st ser.:no.5 - Memoir Concerning the French Settlements in the Colony of Rhode Island; 1st ser.:no.6 - The Centennial Celebration of the Battle of Rhode Island; 1st ser.:no.7 - Journal of a Brigade Chaplain in the Expedition Against the Six Nations; 1st ser.:no.8 - Some Account of the Bills of Credit or Paper Money in Rhode Island; 1st ser.:no.9 - A true Representation of the Plan Formed at Albany in 1754, for Uniting the Colonies; 1st ser.:no.10 - An Historical Inquiry Concerning the Attempt to Raise a Regiment of Slaves in Rhode Island; 1st ser.:no.11 - Memoirs of Joseph K. Angell, Francis H. (Whipple) McDougal, and Catherine R. Williams; The Medical School formerly existing in Brown University, its Professers and Graduates; 1st ser.:no.13 - The Diary of Thomas Vernon, a Loyalist,1776; 1st ser.:no.14 - Christenings Make not Christians; 1st ser.:no.15 - The Planting and Growth of Providence; 1st ser.:no.16 - Looking Glass for the Times; 1st ser.:no.17 - A Defense of Samuel Gorton and the Settlers of Shawomet; 1st ser.:no.18 - Gleanings from the Judicial History of Rhode Island; 1st ser.:no.19 - Stephen Hopkins, a Rhode Island Statesman; 1st ser.:no.20 - Additions and Corrections to the First Series of Rhode Island Historical Tracts;

2nd ser.:no.1 - An Inquiry Concerning the Origin of the Clause in the Laws of Rhode Island (1719-1783) Disfranchising Roman Catholics; 2nd ser.:no.2 - An Inquiry Concerning the Authenticity of an Alleged Portrait of Roger Williams; 2nd ser.:no.3 - Century of Lotteries in Rhode Island (1744-1844); 2nd ser.:no.4 - The Forgeries Connected with the Deed Given by the Sachems Canonicus and Miantinomi to Roger Williams of the Land on which the Town of Providence was Planted; 2nd ser.:no.5 - Soul Liberty. rhode Island's Gift to the Nation. An Inquiry Concerning the Validity of the Claims Made by Roman Catholics that Maryland was Settled upon that Basis before Roger Williams Planted the Colony of Rhode Island

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